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Ornament Survey Form

Please help us choose next year's ornament! Choose the image you'd like to see used for next year's ornament!

Below, the image on the left was the basis for the Laurel High School ornament. This is an example of how an ornament looks based on the original picture.

Ornament choices:

	Dam		The damming of the Patuxent River was absolutely essential to the creation of Laurel as a Mill town. This ornament would commemorate Laurel's early industry and long roots as a working class town.
	Emancipation Day Parade		The Emancipation Day Parade began in the early 1900s and has remained a Laurel tradition for over 100 years. This ornament would highlight an important piece of Laurel culture.
	Little Tavern		What is now Laurel Tavern Donuts was once a part of the Little Tavern Hamburgers Chain. This mid-twentieth century building commemorates Laurel's history as a busting town connected to Route 1.
	Diven Dog and Cat		The Diven Iron Foundry was located not far from Main Street. The foundry produced one of a kind pieces and today the Diven Dog and Cat are both part of the Laurel Museum's collection. The Diven Dog has been affectionately named "Diven" and become a mascot used to guide children throughout the Laurel Museum.
	Main Street Image		This image of the 500 block of Main Street in the early twentieth century is a classic image of Laurel's past.